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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-05-06

The Massachusetts, Legislature has
passed a bill providing for the employ
mcnt of police matrons at all police sta
tons in cities containing populations Of
30, 600 or over.
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Acme Hall,
OELINI n co. Prons.

UtIIN a W, Ifops.
: and ! w. Baltimore Street, l door
west Of Charles St.
n. B Waiting room for ladies'
Baggage checked without cost to all
visitors. buying or not.
Mail Orders receive paneiusl a'ten-
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TX Gov Robert r pdttison Of Penn
sllvauia. has accepted the presidency ot
tho new Chestnut Street National bluk
OF Philadelphia.
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To-Order Department.

All the leading makes and novelties
in Woolcns from this side as well as the
other side Of the ocean shown here. -
These we sell BY Che yard, or make to
your measure by skilled artists who will
please your taste and fit your body 1t
is a rare treat to see the artistic charac-
ter Of the work produced here
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The Boys Department

has always been most interesting one
out now is made complete by adding
Hats. Gaps and Furnishings; all the
newest. latest, most choice here already,
AMI novelties added daily Prices, here
as elsewhere as usual the very bottom.
Gents Furnishing Department.
is a new one with us, but will be mark
"a with the same vim and care which
has made the ether Departments so sue
cesyful All the best makes and many
manufactured expressly for US will be
sold at the lowest possible profit.
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A special session Of tie Iowa lecisla-
turc will probably be called to le.islaty
against the cx'ortious of the railroad,
snder the interstate commerce law
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In Insect IN a JTalt's I

IN Insect ia a Hah's ~,
} g. Stab, baker Of WiIlmtH NJ
has just recovered from singular "
ton Three years ago, while sittT
his house reading a plper, he wa
siderablY annoyed by flying bug
insects which were attracted b
lighted lamp, and one of them,
monty known as a lnillar flew i
right ear The sensations cay
the Tutoring insect as i. en-
head were horrible, and alnos
sufferer crazy During the night
lowing the occurrence all dissgec
sensations disappeared, and Nj y
thought that the insect had bed5ret
ed. lie experienced no i'll efcs
about seven weeks ago, when
sionally felt darting pains in his head
and other symptoms usually incident
to a heavy cold appeared. HIS head
began to swell, one eye was almos'
closed, and the ear through which the
insect had passed became deaf A ply
stefan was called, and as the patients
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York iactory, none iull cream, lbc;
Young American, l5c.
PICS Fsrr-Barrels, 81 80; half bar.
rels, s. 76; kegs, 81 10.
PouLrRY-Onickens quiet; spring,
81 5000 80; old hens, 81 rs.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, August 20.-Provi-
sions firmer. Pork irregular; new
yI5 Lard SO 20@8 %. Dry salt
meats-boxed shoulders, S. 80; long
clear, 81 70: clear ibis, IS; short
clear. IS %. Bacon--boxed sh 'ulders,
Se@8 l2b; long clear, IS zoos 50 ;
clear ribs, IS 75(9S 80; short clear,
SO lO69 is. Hams steady, l2@l4c.
Epvs steady. 109llc. Butter firm I;
creamery, 24@2Sc; dairy, l6G24r.
CHICAGO, ILL, August 20.-Provls-
ion trading was light and the market
showed decreasing strength, due to 40
easier feeling in corn. The slight sd.
vance in prices gained yesterday was
Lost. There was no particular pressure
to sell and the demand was limited
The longer deliveries were apparently
the weakest Cash quotations were
rs follows: Mess pork, per Dbl, SIS
lard, per 100 he, So l2i; short rib
sides, loose, 81 90; dry saltsd shout
ders, boxed, -; short clear sides
boxed, S. 10. The leading future,
ranged asiollows: Mess pork, pei
bbl-Yesr opened at Sll So, hiphes
$ll IS, lowest $ll IS, closing at 3ll IS
January opened at $l2 42i, highes
, $l2 As, lowest $l2 So, closing ut $l2 40
| Lard, per 100 lbs-August opened a
| s. 42I, highest 81 As, lowest 80 40
closing at So 45; September openeC
at SO 42A, highest 50 As, loves
| SO 40, closing at 50 As: Octobe
opened at SO b2a, highest So 5?l, loves
SO 80, closing at 81 52l: Jauusr!
opened at SO ga, highest 81 62i, loves
SO 80. closing at So 62i. Short ribs
per 100 lbs-August opened at 81 90
highest 81 02i, lowest 81 s7A, closinl
at 81 925; September opened at ~ 90
high sst 81 92i, lowest 81 s7i closing a
81 923; October opened at 81 90, high
eat 81 90, lowest 81 s7i, closing q
| 81 92A; January opened at 10 81.
/ highest 50 40, lowest 50 95, closing a
| So So. On the Produce Exchange e
day the butter market WIS dull
creamery, lS@28c; daily, l6@23,
Eggs very htm; fresh candled, IA
@l6c.
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q RDgEsIEs.

suoAR-Cofiss, Gt96Ic; yellow clar-
iced, 8ic; seconds, 5s@6c; refned A,
8t@6lc; graduated, Ste; powdered,
Tie; cut loaf, 7ic. Firm.
RIcK-Louisians, 4i@5lc; Carolina
53@8tc.
CANDIES -sticks,:sll sizes, in boxes,
pals and barrels, 7i@9ic.
CoYFKR-Common, 2Oc; ordinary,
20l@2lc; fair, 22@22ic; prime Rio,
23c; choice TO fancy, 233(924c ;
old government, 29932c. Strong.
sAIr-0hio river, 81 lb(9l 20 per
barrel; Saginaw. 81 25C9l IS per bar
rel; sacks, fine, 81 359l As; coarse,
81 l0@l 10; pockets. bleacLed,
2iCG7c.
MoLAssEs Louisiana. common 10
fair, 27@30c; prime TO choice, 42(d5Oc
syrup, 26@40c; common IN fair, 25(a
CSC: prime TO choice; 35C9i0c; cen
trifugal fancy, 35@i0c. Firm.
NEW YoRK, August 20 Coffee, spo'
fair; BIO firm, l9lc; options higher
and fairly active; sales, $1,000 bags
September, SIS 059lS 20; October
SIS 25@lS 80; November, SIS IS; De
Q mber, tl8 35@l8 80; January, SIS A
ais so; February, SIS As; March
SIS 60; May, SIS 80 Sugar dull
molasses, grades q and +. 2 3-lo'
ex ship; refined duh; cut Loaf ant
crushed, COS l-l6c. Molassee dull
and nominal. Rec steady, lair iobbin
demand.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet
and closed quiet; middliug, Ole. Sales,
$50 bales; receipts, IL bales; ship.
men,s, 20 bales; stock on haud, 1852
bales; receipts TO date, 682. sos bales
shipments TO date, So, 259 bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, Tie; good ordinary, Sc
low middling, SIC; middling, sl;i
good middling, 9sc; midding lair
nominal; fair, nominal.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September lat, 1000; burnt
1907; home consumption 70 date, 2779
stock running account. 1852 Imports-
M. 4 7. X. r 3; l. K N. r r, l; M
& L X. X. r., s.; wagons 8. Exp ,r,l
Il. & N. r. r., %; L., N. o. q /. X
RS.
New York spots opened finn an,
closed firm; middling. 9ic. Sales, 2s
bales. Quotations were IS iollos ~
Ordinary, 7i'; good ordinary. s 9.l6c
low middling, o 8 Ice; middling, OF
good middling, Zoe; middling fan
l0to; fair, lltc. Futures opened fra
and clo'ed very steady, ~ follow: An
gust, 10000 20; Sep'embei 94O6
94l; October, Q SO 40 "a, NivemheI
o 2i99 IS; December. . 2iCg9 %; Jar
nary, 0.2sae 20, F-bruary, $780,
eS7; March, 943a9 ~; April, 949
$50; May, 9.b5@95e. Sales, $40
bales.
The New Orleans spot market opene
firm, held higher, and closed firm
middll3g, Ole. sales, $50 baleg. On
talions we're ~ inlloss: 0rdipary, ~
good ordinary, slsi low middlins, ..
middling, 9ls; good middling, 81
Futuiel opened steady and close
steady, as follows: August, o 3s bid
September, Q 0l@9 OF; October, $50
SSs November, 8 S39s 81; Deoen
Der, S.S59s SO; J ,nusTy, 5000 IS 81
February, S99Cd9 90; March, . 09l
9.l0; April, 9.l7@9 10; Nay, Q 26t
927; June, 9.S5Css 81. Sales, 3i,4
bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKE
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WOOL

Wool = Bury grease wool, IN
washed, l39lsc: clear grea,e wool,
23926c; bury washed, 23C93Oc; tub
washe1, $685..
ST. Lous, No., August 20.-wool
Strengthening Several Elelern mil
buyers have been doing fair amount
OF buying. Tub washed has beer
more active, ard IA getting scarce
There were good sales Of medium an
waehed.
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on saturday. Aag.s, ~ sss7,
Trustee's sale.

DURsUANT 10 the term. Of deed q trgs.
IL executed 20 me ~ trustss By Pat Martin
and Julia Martin, do cd 1lst day Of Ssptsn-
her, 1871, and recorded In the hesiitsr,s
olics OF Shelby county, Tennessee. In book
No. 10, page ~, default hayirG been made
In TIE payment Of The debg therein SECURED.
and | haying been requested BY the bene-
hclAfie' thsreia, will, on sstsrasy, the
sd asy OF september. 1887, between
the hours oil II o'clock an. and l o'olook
pm :, At the o uthve,t cor Or Of MAla and
y slby county, Tennessee, oder ard sell Al
public Anction. 10 the highest biidsr, Ter
each, the following real estate together With
all improvements thereon, 20 vita A certain
lot situated IN the 1aring District 81 shelby
county, Tennesfes, county Il shelby, Ten
neVse, knoun and dof,gnAtsd a. lots aud
\ In block No. 2 q tbs A. Wright tubdi-
vision, plat a Which II dult recorded In the
Hesistsf' :, q hos Of shelby county Tennessee,
In plat book I, pale 81, said lots have each
q front OF ~ feet on the east line Of Wrtsht
avenue and fuh back between parallel lines
10 feet 10 . ~ foot alleT. The equity 81 70
dsmptlon 10 salvcd and tho title bt eyed 10
,. GOOD ba' ''ll I Nd , sGps,J ,u gs:.''
Turlsy A wrishi. Attotnsy,.
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Proposal. for above named works must DO
separate, Rnd each proposal must be signed
BY the porton making the sane, and D. aoed
In its own envelope aud marked Proposal
10 build - evee In - parish, from -,
giving nan % lsveo, and Of parish and Of
person making proposal.
A deposit Of current money nn certified
bank check IL required Tor each levea, 20 tho
amount above stated, Witch should be on
closed In the sealed enye opo, aaio deposit to
be forfeited 20 the Board Of Com issioners
for the Filth Louisiana District In case ihe
person 10 whom the work may be awarded
shall fail 10 sign articles of agree rent and
hle complies bond within forty eight hours
aiter notice ~ adjudication.
Bond will DO required In q tum not 10 az
iced ave cents PER cubic yard on the amount
stated In tn, advortisement, with two I'd
uretlst, who will be required TO make sa.a
hat they arc worth over and above llrtsr
les tho amount Of the bond
The board reserves the Iight 10 reject any
or all bids. withdraw from letting such
levees A. they may deem proper, and TO In
crease oridiminish the onerins s they 200 AZ,
Payment for work vii be name one-half
board bearing eight per cent. interest Per
annum from date Of conpl. tien Of contrast.
and payable one year from data.
Plans, probes and ecihsationt. 81 the
above york can be seen, and any 9th In
formation that bidders may desire, ostAine@
at the oihee o. the Board Of STATE xnsineers,
At New Orleans, LA /, and At the pressat
othcs Of the Lsyse board. at rAllulAh, Ia.
j. 7. MscLBLLAH.
President pr0 ten,
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hACuhNtns
New York and principal cities North
and East, par buying. l premium sell.
ing; New England sight, ! discount
buying; Nss Orleans, l discount buy
ing, par selling.
STOCK CALL BOARD.
There was no session OF the Gall
Board held today.
NEW YoRK, August 20.-Money on
call easy at 4 10 per cent I;
Prime mercantile paper, 8i9g. s,er.
ling exchange dull and unchanged.
Government bonds were sbadv
hrmer.
STATE bonds we're dull and steady.
Wall Street-As ususl OF late on
Saturday, = large numbtr Of the mem.
hers rem aimed away from the board
today and the transactions, AZ q rule,
we're entirely devoid OF interest
There was little disposition 10 trade
but Tie selling WAS better than the
buyipg, and q demonstration sgainsl
pricea founded on the expectation oI
an uniayorable bank statement met
no opposition, aud quotations wer,
marked down fractional amounts
There was some good buying late IL
the session, however, the bank state
ment having bean somewhat NOR
favorable than had bssl OK Joetsi. I,
the unlisted dep Itment there was
break ~ cotton oil csr,ih ,ates, under
stood 70 be caused by the forced lgul
dalton Of 40 inside account III
tyading vas entirely Of retail charac
Ter from beginniBg TO end and III
anolua,lons we're without special sie
nificsnce, being confined With
one per cent. ercsp. !
the csss Of New Englaut
which attracted most attention. tn
opening was s,esdy, but the mark,
waI very dull, and for thirty minute
there was no perceptlble movement
the LIST, whom tbs bears bsssn 70 q
tack the list. Louisville q Nshvill
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INrERIoa MoyEMENr, AUGUST %, ,ss,
WORLDS VISIBLE SUPPLY.

The N W York Financial Chronicle
OF August ooh gives the following
figures: Total visible supply, 1871
1856 bales, against 1888, 469 in 1886.
These figures indicate an increase Of
cotton in sight Of 72,796 bales, as com.
pared with she same date in 1855, and
an increase Of 1927 bale, as compared
with same date in 1885.
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$50; of summer yellow, none
choice cooking summer yellow, 4Oc
prime cotton seed meal, sl8 car ioad
lots; less than car load, SIS; on COT
ton seed meal. -.
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HIDY, avn TALLOW.

HiDp-Dry flint. No. 1, liei No. 2
lie; dry sailed, 99lic; green eslted
No. /, Tic; No. 2, 6lo, green. Bose
shoep stins, lbcC9il. BOeawax, 2Oc
Tallow, 3(dI3lc.
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LIVE STOCK.

HoGs-Choice, 4@4ac.
sHRRP-Choice, sac; medium, 2@
2ic.
LAhB,-Good to choice, $4(S4 %.
GRASS CArrLR-Choice, SIC; good,
S@Stc; fair to medium, 2i@23c; seal
lawags, l}@lac.
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ToB.ooo-Oommon, 2b935c; other
grades, 3bCaS5c.
ssuYY -Garreti's, $40 IS; Ralph's,
$40 25; Railroad, 1926
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wHuKY-straIght Kentucky B 1ur
bon, Maryland snd Psnpsylyapia Rye
Robinson aud Lincoln Conn les, len,
pessee wbiskies, according 70 age and
make; common whisky. OcCgl 10, ac
cording 10 proof.
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sIysns ASH wEArHEs.

Osnos BissAL Ssnvios. u .. Anl
Mssrnis, August II, PEN. ]
The following observations are taken
Al all station, named at 75e meridian time,
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THE RIVERS.
HTEAMERs LEAVING

MOVEMENTS AT THE LEvEE.
Arrivals-Kse Adsms, Arkansas
City; James Lse, Friars Point; Goa
homs, 0sceols; City Of Vicksburg,
Vicksburg.
Dsparture-City Of vicksburg, 81.
Louie,
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suor.LgaOAsD NAILS.

suor-Drop 81 rs; Buck 81 so.
LgAD-eo.
NAIs-Iron o. 1902 20; Steel 81 3b
G.S2 40.
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rsoyIstONs.

Burru-Butterine, 1905; cream.
cry. 3O9S3s, dairy, 22C925s; country
bn Tar. ~ 9lsc.
Hoo pRopucs Steady; mess pork
nee. tl7 %, old, flb 90; sugar cured
hams, 100 "a 8; bfeaklist bacon, ia "a
ice; clear nb sides. bacon, 9i'agic
9 ear side bacon, Ole; bacon shOu ders,
7ls; bulk pork, clear sides, 90; ecu
no sides, sttssic; long clear, sici
ahoulders, 8iIi strips, 10.
L1Rp-risfoes, 6ic; half barrels
TAO; kegs, 7ic; choice kettle, siC9sic
cal.s-Phms aaiz, e@iocj New
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~ YARN NAV o0ODa MARKET

NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW York. August 20.--As usual
to half holiday, Saturday, there was q
light demand OF agents, but OF iobbers
It was we'll preserved till the close OF
business,
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HousEHOLp nuPPLIEs

ApPLm-Kentucky' stock, 81 6O@s
per barrel; dried apples, &c per pound
from store. Dried peaches, &c from
store.
vEaKrABLKs-0 mons. s25092 rs from
store. Cabbage, Northern, s. per
crate, SIS per 100. Kraut, barrels, 50
half bar els, s.. Garlic, 81 per 100.
FaUIr-oranges, - 5O@5 10 per box
lemons, t4a5 per boz; easier
Bananas, 81 J0a2 30 per bunch.
NUrs-Cocoauuts, 80 per 100. Pea
nuts-Virginia, g.; Tennessee fam
ers' at lck, 39ic; roasted, 2tc higher
shell %, Toe. Pscans-TeTai, 7(9l0c.
RAIsISs London ayers. So; layers
1915; California, 81 10.
PIcKLp-In rrs, pintp, 95c; quarts
81 SO; half galloos. 81 76; gallons
% rs; loose, barrels, 50 30; ha'
barrels, 81; mixed, barrels, $40 80
mixed, half barrels, 90.
Eaaa-S,eady. l4eolbc.
PorATaB-FiTm, selling, " 900
2 90 per barrel.
OIpKn-New York, 81 30 per barre
and 81 so per half barrel.
FIsH-Mackerel, half barrels, No.
90 %; Ma, s. 70; No. 3, IS; l0-l
hit, No. l, 81; M. 2, 95c; No. 3, S5C
Dry herrings, family, %; per box.
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row DER,
rOnACCo .ND snUTY.

PowDm-Keg., s.; hall kegs, 81 10
quarter keg'. ft 10.
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MULES AND aoRsEs.

MuLp-Light demand; IA 10 IA
hands high, $S09l2O; l4i 10 10 hands
hi th, sll5C9l35; Is 10 i6t hands high,
Oh Sb@l60; l5t TO 10 hands high, $50.
The chisi demand Ia Tor mules from 10
10 l5i hands hlgh-levee mules.
Homp-Dnll; drivers, sl26C9l65 ;
heavy dfait, sl459ls0; saddle, fl26C9
IT'S; extra saddle, fl76C9276; plugs,
f459S6. Texas ponies, t2o(985; lew
on market.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.


Chesapeake ana ohio Route.
.y... MALL. si 5ss.rs: .v.., M.n.,l A Is sS
'Ripisy 40. $50 p. m @Ripiey Ac- $40 am
Mail and express trains run solid between
Memphis and Louisville: Pullman buhot
sleeper runs on mail and sleeping and re-
Ginning chair car on oxprtss. Three hours
quickest time 70 Chicago. Ticket Office I'M
Kansas City, Memphis and Birming.
ham.
.Fa.. Mall .s sa p. % .pa., A 10 AZ n
Mississippi ana Tennessee.
Mail. s L6S1 S'% IN. o. Mail. s AsTi a.
sSardis Ac... $50 pm 'Sardis 40" 500 a. m
Mail trains will not stop at whitehaven.
Horn Lake, Nesbit, Loves or nag stations.
Mississippi valley Route H., N. o.
r. Il. ~
IN. O. y.,, Leaves On. o. Pu, Arrives
M. Q. EI.. $50 am IN. o. EI :. sis pm
Louisville and Nashville.
.r... Mail. 10 i isa ?. % Mail SIS ',vs %
EMAIL .... 10 ito q. m sMaii ...,.. 8. 400 p m
est. LouisEx $500 p m sStLouisEx $40 a. IN
Standard limo.
Gulf Route (KQo-as city, Spring
field ami Mernphfs).
Leaves Arrives
'K. O. Ex. 1850 am *. Q. Ex., trt5 pm
sK. o. Mail. 500 pm TX 2. Mail. s'4o An
est, Louis A est, Louis A
chico ~ s;mp,m Shi'sO FL SIS I'm
Leave Mis- issippi and Tennessee depot.
Memphis and Chsrloston.
LeavesI Arrives
sThr'gh Ex. 10 80 y. IN eThr'gh NJ. 6;l0 am
| .Mail 4 Ex. $3.50 am Mail Ex. s!lb y. m
| tSomcryillo tbomcrvule
Ao. .,..,.... $50 I'm Ac...... ....,. $3.50 q. m
Memphis and Little Rock.
Leaves Arrive,
| ~Thr'h Pas-l1 100 y. m .Thr'h Pas et0 y. m
"Fr'g't(from "freight lat
ncpe6eldl liOO Am Hope6eldD t;2o p.r
Central standard tme.
Norx-. Daily. 4 Except Sunday.
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pErnot,gUN
WHISKY, WINES, LIauoRs gro

Goal oIL-Prims white, Wholesale
lots, l0c per gallon.
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LONDON, August 20, 2 p. m.-Con-
suls 10li for both money and the
account. U. g. bonds, A., 1870 3.6;
do. AS, 40 3-6; Atlantic and Great
Western tirsts, 45a The amount OF
bullion withdra wn from the Bank OF
Eoglsnd on balance today 10 $1,000
pounds.
PARIS, August 20.-Three per cent
rentes, Slf CSC for the account.
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Trustees sale.


DURsUANT 10 the pouets vest a In me ~
il trustee In q certain decd eteculed en-
the illh DAY Of July, 1875, BY Julia fitspst-
rich, and recorded IN tho ofhee Of the Ne gls-
ter Of shelby county, Tenn. 10 book lsl
pase go. 10 secure . certain Ia iJbtsdnss
therein mentioned. i will,
On saturday. August n iss7,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock IN and
o'clock p.m., at the southve. corner Of
Main and Madison stress. 10 tie TaHinE-
District, lat city Of Memphls, blelby coun-
J,Tenn,, sell at public auction. 10 the high.
est bidder, Tor cash. the iolloulnI describet
real estate, situated g. the said TAXING Dis
triot, late oity Of Memphis, she by county.
Tenn, an A described as follows, ts-witi
Besinnlps a. the point Of intsfsfstion Z
the west line Of Main street v u the north
line Of Market street In said oityl rsnnin9
thence north thifty (9Ol feet 10 stake on t1e
usst line Of Main street, thence ve,tvardJ
onla lice parallel With Market street SIXTY
elght (6sl OF feyenty (TQl feet 10 the vest line
OF the east hall Of lot No. one Hundred and
Forty.thfee tIt5l, on the plan Of the city .
Memphis, thsno1 sUuthyArdly on q line par
allsI With Main street thirty 1901 feet 70 tn
north side of Market ltrsstJ ihsncs east
uArdiy Nth the nor h line Of Mfrhst stree
siIty.slght tdsl or seventy t7Ol To- I 10 the be-
slnning, The title 70 the pro e-ty 10 be-
Iis,sd 70 10 geod. but shall sell laa cosvsy
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JOHN Il. NORTON
"a Madison Street,
DEALZR.IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
AIS
southerp xinera and Improvement
nToCH8.
FINANCE.

Money firm and 10 good supply, at
spsr cent. The Clearing House re-
port lie as follows;
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Decrease In receipts this year.......-.' iba'IoS
Atnoon: Livsrppol spots were 0 ,m,
sellers asking an advance. saes, 1000
balva, oi which American $500 bales.
Rsceipts, 1000, Of which American
300 bales. Closing quo'At one
we're an follows; Ordinary, II l6d;
good ordinary, Cd; los middllng,
bli; goou mddling, 8 o 1915 middling
url'nds, 67.l6ii middling Orleans,
81 l6d.
Futures opened firm al advance
and closed strong 40 foliowB:
[rhe prices are given in pence and
o. hs, thus: 4 90 means 4 90 8id; ADD
8 0i means 8 1851
LIP. m: August, . god, sellers; An
gust-september, 8 20 I, sellere; Sep
tember oc,ooer, 0 l0I, follefp: 0sto
Der November, o O9d, sellers; N1vem
ber.D icember, o 08d. sellets Dece IN
b.t .Janusty, Q O;j, ssliersj J.nuA'y
February, 5 Oh, sellers; February
March, s 00d, sellers; HepteHber, 8 26l
sellern.
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being the heaviest loser. Dullnees
again settled down upon the list, and
prices remained stagpsnt until alter
the issue Of the statement, which
made buyers appear sgain and some
improvement was made In quotations.
The close was dull and rather frm at
light fractions better than the lowest
prices reached. The business done In
the two hours amounted to only 6f,-
877 shares, Of which 12,4l0 were Read
ing and 10000 Nav Eugs and. Almost
everything on the active list Is lower,
though declines are for small fractions
only, except among the spscialties,
and Hook ng Goal is down ~ and Pc
oria, Deca.ur x Evansville per cent.
Railroad bonds we're very dull and alb
solutely devoid of feature, though
some important declines from sales
were recorded. The total days busi-
ness am ounted to only $4,000. The
total sales OF bonds for the week were
$500, 900, against So All 900 for the
previous week. The total sales OF
stocks today were "a 600 shares. C!cc-
ing quotations:
BONDS.
10, coup. 126h. NIX at Gems sSH.
Sxs, coup, l6S. North. Pax. Isl. ills.
Pacific Sc Of 1885, 12lh North. Pac. adj, 1867.
La. stamps, Is, IS. N. Western con. 1914
Missouri Sc, lO0lS. INVEST. dsb.6s- 10S1t
Tenn 81, set mt, iU2ls. St.L. s. II. 9en.M ia.
Tenn. 81, set mt, 100. St.Paul con, NY
Tenn. Re, sat- mt, 70 st. p .AP. lists, i2lh.
Den Den 4 r. a.ists, i6E p. re OK cou. 70x
OAR. q. ". lists. u. U, p. lists. llih.
Eric Ids, 99M. West Shore, WA.
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Exchanges.
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